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dont disable the domain admin account - rename it, give it a complex password, and give him another account with high level permissions
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dont disable the domain admin account - rename it, give it a complex password, and give him another account with high level permissions

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Sounds good but that doesn't solve my problem..<br />
I will keep digging.
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Sounds good but that doesn't solve my problem..
I will keep digging.

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Do any of the application pools use the Domain Admin account as the activeation ID?<br />
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Dave Dietz
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Do any of the application pools use the Domain Admin account as the activeation ID?

Dave Dietz

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Hi,<br />
I have this client who wants to stop using his built in domain admin account. The thing is that when i disable it. There is a web page that doesn't start on his intranet web server.<br />
A soon as i enable it, the web page comes back.<br />
I rechecked the security settings but with no luck.<br />
Any thought IIS 6.0 and Windows 2003.<br />
Any thought on that <br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi,
I have this client who wants to stop using his built in domain admin account. The thing is that when i disable it. There is a web page that doesn't start on his intranet web server.
A soon as i enable it, the web page comes back.
I rechecked the security settings but with no luck.
Any thought IIS 6.0 and Windows 2003.
Any thought on that 
Thanks


IIS and Domian Admin Account

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